Oh right I thought enemyskilled was a variable. When you receive the quest you update the text to something like "You must kill"&quEnemies&"enemies" where quEnemies is a global variable set to 5, the text will then display You must kill 5 enemies. Each time you kill an enemy you subtract 1 from the global variable so it now says You must kill 4 enemies. You set the text to update every tick.

I don't know anything about the game. Can you receive all quests at once? You would probably need a global variable for each quest, an amount of gold, wood and enemies. You update the text based on which quest you want to show or which one you are currently on. You could set up a variable for currentquest, if it is 1 then show the enemies quest, if it is 2 then update text for the gold quest. Depends how your game works and how the quests are viewed.

I don't know anything about the game. Can you receive all quests at once? You would probably need a global variable for each quest, an amount of gold, wood and enemies. You update the text based on which quest you want to show or which one you are currently on. You could set up a variable for currentquest, if it is 1 then show the enemies quest, if it is 2 then update text for the gold quest. Depends how your game works and how the quests are viewed.

It's not really possible, because the text object just gets plain text, it doesn't know where the text came from or how to update it. That's all evaluated in the action parameter before the action runs.

However you can efficiently just set the text every tick. The text object is optimised so that if you set the same text twice in a row, the second time does nothing. It will only do the text reflow & render when the text actually changes.